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...or click to access a complete list of all electronic journal titles. (the complete list contains over 5,000 entries and may take up to a minute to generate.) (Duplication of entries in the journals list results from having access to the same electronic journal title from more than one electronic journal provider. In most cases dates of coverage vary.)

Note: Use of these resources is restricted to current University of Pittsburgh faculty, students, and staff, and may be used for individual research purposes only. Any other use is prohibited.

About electronic journals...
Electronic journal aggregators (collections of ejournals)...
Other electronic full-text resources...

What if we don't have the article you need?

Electronic Journal Aggregators and Services

American Chemical Society
A comprehensive collection of high quality information products and services for the practice and advancement of the chemical sciences provided by the American Chemical Society.

American Institute of Physics
The American Institute of Physics includes full text of ten AIP journals and eight translation titles.

American Physical Society
APS is the publisher of the Physical Review series.

American Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics

American Society of Civil Engineers
ASCE provides online access to approximately thirty titles, all available from January 1999 to the present.

Annual Reviews
The mission of Annual Reviews is to provide systematic, periodic examinations of scholarly advances in a number of fields of science through critical authoritative reviews. The comprehensive critical review not only summarizes a topic but also roots out errors of fact or concept and provokes discussion that will lead to new research activity.

Association for Computing Machinery
ACM publishes, distributes, and archives original research and firsthand perspectives from the world's leading thinkers in computing and information technologies. Access ACM journals and conference proceedings.

BioOne
BioOne, an electronic journal aggregator, provides access to approximately sixty biology journals in electronic format, many of which are published by small societies and non-commercial publishers.

Blackwell Science Synergy
Blackwell Science Synergy is an online journals service for Blackwell Science and Munksgaard. We have online access to over 200 titles. Article full-text is available in both HTML and PDF formats.

Cambridge University Press
Cambridge University Press journals online provides full text for over seventy journals in the sciences, social sciences, and humanities.

China Academic Journals
Access to approximately 6,600 journal titles from the People's Republic of China. CAJ is searchable in both Chinese and English.

Company of Biologists
Online full-text access to three publications: Development, the Journal of Cell Science, and the Journal of Experimental Biology.

OCLC FirstSearch Electronic Collections Online
This site provides a gateway into electronic journals from various different publishers. We have subscription access to journals from a number of publishers, including Academic Press, Blackwell, Carfax and Kluwer, among others. Many journals are available via ECO as soon as, or even before, the print versions are published.

MCB Press Emerald Library
Emerald Intelligence + Fulltext delivers searchable access to every article published online by MCB journals since 1994. That's more than 24,000 management articles complete with the instant fulltext of every one.

Link to an online user guide.

Elsevier's ScienceDirect
ScienceDirect is a Web database for scientific research that contains the full text of more than 600 journals in the life, physical, medical, technical, and social sciences. To provide a starting point for the research process, and to expand the literature coverage beyond Elsevier Science journals, ScienceDirect also contains abstracts from the core journals in the major scientific disciplines.

IEEE Xplore
IEEE Xplore provides full-text access to IEEE and IEE transactions, journals, magazines and conference proceedings published since 1988 and all current IEEE standards.

Ingenta
The Ingenta service provides access to several hundred Blackwell Publishers journal titles.

Institute of Physics
Institute of Physics Journals includes access to the full-text of approximately 30 IOP journals for which we have paper subscriptions, and provides access to the table of contents for the remaining IOP titles for which we do not have paper subsciptions.

JSTOR
JSTOR began as a service to convert the back issues of paper journals into electronic formats that would allow savings in space while simultaneously improving access to the journal content. JSTOR provides access to over 50 journals in a number of scholarly disciplines. Most journals have a moving wall of five years; journals older than five years are available through the service.

Kluwer Online
Kluwer Online incorporates the imprints of Kluwer Academic Publishers (this imprint also incorporates the former science and technology programme of International Thompson/Chapman & Hall), Kluwer Law International, Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers and Kluwer Academic/Human Sciences Press. This service provides access to approximately 600 titles, with full text available in PDF format.

Oxford University Press
Provides full-text access to approximately 125 journals in various academic disciplines.

Project Muse
Provides access to over 100 journals in the humanities, the social sciences, and mathematics from a number of distinguished university presses including Johns Hopkins, MIT, and Oxford.

Project Euclid
Project Euclid, a joint effort between the Cornell University Library and Duke University Press, is a service consisting of full-text access to 19 journal titles in the field of theoretical and applied mathematics and statistics.

Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Journals Online
Includes full text of papers published electronically well before print versions for eleven SIAM publications.

Scholarly Publishing and Resource Coalition
SPARC, the Scholarly Publishing & Academic Resources Coalition, is an alliance of libraries that fosters expanded competition in scholarly communication. Launched with support from membership of the Association of Research Libraries (ARL), SPARC creates "partnerships" with publishers who are developing high-quality, economical alternatives to existing high-price publications. The University of Pittsburgh is a founding member of the SPARC initiative, and we have supported this effort by subscribing to all of the journals created and endorsed in partnership with publishers.

Springer-Verlag
Online full-text access to over 350 journals published by Springer-Verlag.

Thieme Connect

Thieme Connect is the online journal service of the Thieme Medical Publishers, Inc. and provides access to the full text of some thirty English-language and fifty German-language journals in the fields of medicine and science.

University of Chicago Press

Access to a number of electronic journals in the physical and biological sciences.

Wiley InterScience

Provides access to approximately three hundred Wiley journal titles, with full text available in PDF format.


The libraries have also purchased individual access to several journals that are not part of broader collections. These journals include The Journal of Biological Chemistry, Genes and Development, Journal of Cell Science, Development, Journal of Experimental Biology, Astrophysical Journal, and Sciences' Next Wave. All of these titles appear in the alphabetic lists generated from clicking on the letters at the top of the page.

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About Electronic Journals

Many publishers of scholarly journals are now providing online access to the exact same information available in print form. Some journals are published only electronically. E-journals offer a number of advantages to traditional print journals:

  • Often, you can access articles in e-journals earlier than the print versions
  • You can often perform online full-text searching on tables of contents as well as the text of articles in e-journals
  • You can access e-journals directly from home or office and save a trip to the library
  • You can easily browse tables of contents of journals in the collection

Electronic journals are available in a number of ways to University of Pittsburgh faculty, students and staff. Often the full-text of the journals are searchable, or you can browse by title and issue. Articles may be read online or printed. Help is often available at the specific electronic journal site.

About E-Journal Aggregators (Collections of ejournals)

  • We have several collections of electronic journals.
  • There is some duplication of titles across collections.
  • Coverage (holding) of the same titles may vary across collections.
  • Generally, you can do cross-title searching of all journals within a collection.
  • Search and Browse capabilities vary among collections.

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Other electronic full-text resources:

In addition to the resources listed above, you can find hundreds of full-text articles through some of the databases to which the library subscribes. These databases include:

Academic Search Elite; Academic Universe; General Business File; Business Source Premier; Expanded Academic ASAP; and Periodical Abstracts. These resources can be accesses via the Electronic Resources A-Z list on this site.

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What if we don't have the article you need?

If you are unable to locate the journal article you need in one of the electronic journals accessed from this page:

  • Check PITTCat to see if we have the journal in which the article appears in print form in one of the libraries.
  • Ask at the information desk to determine if one of the databases to which we subscribe might have the full text of the article you need.
  • Submit a request to the Interlibrary Loan office for the article you need. They will attempt to find a library that has the journal in which the article appears and have a copy sent here for you. Be sure to note Interlibrary Loan rules and regulations.


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